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Mike himself didn't think the 20th anniversary of Hybrid Theory was a big deal and had to be convinced by the management / label to do the box set. When they finally did, they all underestimated how many it would sell. Same thing happened with the remix project, someone from the label came up with the idea but Mike didn't want to do it at first: https://linkinpedia.com/index.php?title=List_Of_Unreleased_Songs#Hybrid_Theory_20th_Anniversary_Remixes This is why I'm not hopeful about a Meteora 20th anniversary edition next year. There seems to be no interest from Linkin Park themselves.

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Bad news about this one: according to Cheapshot, it has never been licensed to any project and never released anywhere. The good news for Styles Of Beyond fans is that a new version of Winnetka Exit has been recorded for the AppleTV+ series Loot with new vocal takes by both Ryu and Tak.

I think you're talking about a different NFT: https://twitter.com/ZigguratsNFT/status/1582169567899529216

https://lplive.net/forums/topic/14109-ms-corona-jams/?do=findComment&comment=313351

Yes. According to commentaries I've seen about her book, she didn't include any photos in it.

Pretty cool. I wonder where it came from. The first one is a cropped image while the second one had its colors changed. I wish people stopped editing photos like this before sharing.

You can't. I checked the code and it's not there anymore. Ryu asked fans not to share those songs anyway.

The player was removed from the page but was still in the source code. Had links to various other songs.

Los Angeles rapper and singer Sueco (real name William Henry Schultz, also known as Sueco The Child) has released today, September 16th, the deluxe edition of his latest album "It Was Fun While It Lasted." Originally a 12-track album, this new edition presents 9 additional tracks, amounting to a total of 21 tracks. Among them is a collaboration with Mike Shinoda titled 'Up In Smoke.' Mike is credited as a co-producer and co-writer on the song with Warner Chappell songwriter and producer Colin Brittain. They were seen working together back in July. Listen to the result below.

https://twitter.com/LPLive/status/1567892587926749184

In February this year the mysterious French DJ Malaa from the Pardon My French collective released on his SoundCloud page a remix of Linkin Park's multi-platinum hit 'In The End.' Yesterday he announced through social media the track has now been picked up by the band for an official release through Warner Records which is happening this next Friday, September 9. The release is dubbed as 'In The End (2022 Remix).' It's currently unknown if any changes were made to the remix for the official release. You can listen to the version released in February in the video below.

Hm... I guess we never made a news post for it but I remember sharing the song on social media when it came out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DupPvgiVUcE https://linkinpedia.com/index.php?title=Let_You_Go Same. I remember it being posted on Reddit as well but I can't find it either. I think it was discovered around the time Let You Go came out. It's still unreleased as far as I know. https://linkinpedia.com/index.php?title=List_Of_Songs_By_Side_Projects#Collaboration

A few of these were either discussed here in the forums or already have entries on Linkinpedia. The Greg Delson one is interesting because he and Brad worked on another song several years ago for a project that never came out. Nice find. https://linkinpedia.com/index.php?title=Willing_To_Try Choosing Violence is new to me as well. Again, they had actually worked on another song together that never came out: https://lplive.net/forums/topic/14750-mike-shinoda-x-justus-bennetts/

Our downloads page has been updated with the following media: Simplistic. - The Impact Of Crashing (Produced by Mike Shinoda) Trek Life - Freestyle (feat. Audio-Live & Amad Jamal) [Intro by Mike Shinoda] Mindless Self Indulgence Vs. Julien-K & Chester Bennington - What Do They Know? (Instrumental DJ Dub) Linkin Park - No More Sorrow (Live) Dead By Sunrise - Crawl Back In (Live At Sonisphere 2009) Dead By Sunrise - Let Down (KROQ Almost Acoustic Christmas 2009) Hellflower - Us-You (Executive Produced by Chester Bennington) Stone Temple Pilots - memo:demo Linkin Park - LOATR/SOTD/Iridescent + Faint Outro + One Step Closer (Monterrey 2012) Chester Bennington - Walking Dead (Vocal Demo) We've set up a small YouTube premiere for another track that will be added to the page tomorrow. You can set a reminder here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gZkc7W7b-4s

No, that was just a mistake because they played in Japan in 2005 and there's an interview with footage of Enth E Nd. We thought it was from 2006.

Wow, that's interesting. Nice find. That's basically the Australia and New Zealand Tour setlist without Enth E Nd. She Wants To Move is a N.E.R.D. song. Black Violin always did a solo where they played a medley of popular hip-hop songs. Here are a few of them: https://lplive.net/forums/topic/7380-quick-question-ask-here/?do=findComment&comment=295526 Also Yeah! by Usher: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LIX2-DITVaA Apparently She Wants To Move might be one of them.

It's crazy how that collaboration managed to attract so much hate from both communities. Contrary to Grey Daze, they didn't even do anything to incite that reaction. They were just a group of nice guys who got along well trying to play the music they loved while staying respectful to their fans. Sad how it all went down, specially knowing Stone Temple Pilots was Chester's favorite band and a huge musical influence on him. BelowEmpty simply refused to cover anything related to Chester during those years (and went as far as shutting down their site at one point) and we had to create new social media pages and a new subforum exclusively to cover Stone Temple Pilots news because of people constantly complaining about us posting tour updates. No one ever complained about us covering Fort Minor, Dead By Sunrise or Mike Shinoda, so it made absolutely no sense for this particular project to get this kind of treatment.

They kinda did. They were removed from their official channel right before Amends was announced. lol

There are several different digital editions with different tracklists: https://lplive.net/lpdigital/

NFTs are digital collectibles. Buying an NFT only makes profit if someone else is willing to pay more than you paid for it. Also known as "only valuable for collectors." If you buy an NFT from a random nobody I doubt you'll be making much money from it, but if you buy an NFT from a big name like Mike or those ugly monkeys I'm certain someone else would be willing to buy it from you and you'd be making a profit out of it. Same thing happens with physical items. We purchased Rapology 12 for less than 5 bucks because people thought it was just a random old hip-hop compilation. But now everyone knows there's an exclusive Linkin Park (Xero) track on it and it's just impossible to find that CD for a reasonable price.

It's because the song was released on 8-bit Rebellion, a game exclusively for Apple products, and later included as a bonus track for the iTunes version of A Thousand Suns. They had an exclusivity deal for the song. If I recall correctly, it expired a couple of years or so ago, but there hasn't been any reason to re-release A Thousand Suns in other platforms yet. 2020 was the 10th anniversary, but that year was all about HT20. Maybe in 2025...

Blackbirds was a bonus track on A Thousand Suns.

No: https://www.facebook.com/Brywoolmusic/posts/381686917348407 "Dave Farrell currently plays guitar for: Diamond Star Halo, Patitude, Third Stage, and Trip the Wire"

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